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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
1
Municipal ownership gains momentum as Chicago endorses a plan to issue 75 million dollars in bonds to purchase and operate street railways. The result clears all opposition and marks a decisive victory for public control of transit.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a joyful change for a couple as prior tensions ease. Mentions Murray, Greenwald, and a companion named Cleaen with unclear context.
April 4, 1906 Ty the Oly Coane of Humeraire writes that by order of the board of directors the application for the extension of the Water Supply franchise has been withdrawn. A MeM MURS signs on behalf of the Water Supply Co.
The Evening Citizen reports all four wards favored against water works bonds and shows the Citizens Non Partisan Party sweeping city offices. Voter turnout in the First ward surprised with a small anti bond majority, while Third ward had a predicted small pro bond margin. Socialists vote collapsed as Taxpayers League candidates posted solid totals.
Yesterday's results show McKee winning the mayoral race with a plurality over Chamberlin and strong majorities for Rogers over Boatright in city treasurer. Voters also weighed school trustees, aldermen, and waterworks and city building bonds, with detailed totals and majorities reported for each candidate and measure.
Washington reports indicate President Adams will not intervene while conditions persist. Mitchell and Marston hold secret talks on coal issues with no public outcome. In Pennsylvania unrest flares at Edna mine as hundreds strike for union recognition. American Steel seeks talks to resume work. anthracite operators refuse terms, convening a convention if needed. In politics, statehood talks pause with no compromise plan. House debates alcohol and German alliance bills. Senate schedules and party caucus planned.
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